Mistrial Declared in Frederick Gang Rape Case After Deliberations
After more than 12 hours of deliberation a Frederick County jury could not reach verdicts on 15 of 20 charges against four men accused of gang rape. Judge Wenner declared a mistrial for Wayne Duckett Jivonni Naylor Phillip Thompson and Don Bord. Retrial decisions to be discussed Monday with prosecutors.
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Frederick County
Frederick
William W. Wenner
Wayne Joseph Duckett
North Market Street
Jivonni Lyn Naylor
Pennsylvania Avenue
Phillip Benjamin Thompson
Sagner Court
Don Anthony Bord
Canf
South Market
James Clapp
Lawrence A. Dorsey Jr
Naylor
Duckett
Boyd
Thompson
Naylor and
Crescent Lunch
West All Saints Street
Beth Bohrer
Phc
Thomas Chase
Center Street
Madison Street
Wenner
Maryland
Edwin F. Nikirk
Franklin Stilirich
William Nicklas
Jack
Kohl warns of fateful elections in West Germany
Chancellor Kohl appeals to voters at Ludwigshafen rally saying the Sunday elections decide whether West Germany remains part of the Western world. His rival Vogel vows to oppose NATO nuclear deployments if elected. Kohl calls the vote a historical decision.
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Helmut Kohl
West Germany
Kohl
Ludwigshafen
Clark treated for pneumonia after artificial heart surgery
Barney Clark, 62, in Salt Lake City, remains in fair condition in a private room at the University of Utah Medical Center after developing aspiration pneumonia. Nurses gave him antibiotics and he is confined to bed with a respirator as doctors investigate potential causes such as flu, following his landmark dec 2 operation.
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Salt Lake City
Barney Clark
Clark
Anne Brillinger
University of Utah Medical Center
Mary Dickey
Helen Kee
Hawke landslide ends Fraser era in Australia vote
Labor leader Bob Hawke appears poised to form a majority government after Malcolm Fraser concedes defeat and resigns as prime minister. Vote counting lags in rural areas with final results expected Monday. Fraser takes full responsibility while Hawke vows national reconciliation for all Australians.
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Australia
Bob Hawke
Labor Party
Malcolm Fraser
Fraser
Oelendar
Poon
Hawke
House of Representatives
Ella Gauul ©Aby
Reagan heads to Oregon amid timber relief push
President Reagan flies to Klamath Falls Oregon after a long anniversary celebration aboard the royal yacht. The trip centers on federal relief for the timber industry as Congress bills loom and negotiations continue. The journey follows a 24 hour San Francisco Bay tribute to Reagan and Nancy by Queen Elizabeth II.
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Reagan
Oregon
San Francisco Bay
Washington
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California
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Pope Heads To Panama After Tense Nicaragua Visit
Salvador reports indicate a tense scene as the pope faced chanting militiamen and political diatribes in Marxist Nicaragua. He urged faithful unity against foreign ideologies, waved a silver crucifix, and continued an eight nation Central American tour ending with Mass at a former U.S. airfield to be renamed in his honor.
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Nicaragua
Dono Paul ii
Panama
Costa Rica
Central Amazing
Pedame Phare
U.S
Frederick City soup kitchen opens aims to feed needy
On opening night only one person attended but after two weeks the center reports an average of 45 to 52 meals nightly as volunteers adapt. Committee member remarks note pride and embarrassment limit use. center operates 5 to 6 p.m. Monday to Friday at All Saints and Market streets with a rotating menu and referrals welcome. The program aims to run year round through April and beyond.
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Frederick City Community Center
John Scott
Patricia Kidron
Lawrence Gray Jr
Bob Tansey
Gray Jr
Gray
Scott
All Saints
Market Streets
Brunswick faces costly creek enclosure and erosion fixes
Brunswick town leaders weigh enclosing a crumbling two‑section creek to stop erosion. A $100,000 Frederick County grant leaves a $300,000 gap, with state matching unclear. Flooding and bank collapse threaten concrete walls and railroad ties, risking further infrastructure damage. Continued on Page A-2.
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Brunswick
Frederick County
Potomac Street
Jess Orndorff
Raymond Will
Martin's Creek
Will
Cardin vows no tax hike amid tight Maryland budget
At a press convention in Frederick, Del Benjamin Cardin pledged that despite the tightest budget, no tax increase would pass this year. He cited budget cuts and transfers from transportation funds to argue for tax reform rather than hikes, opposing property tax increases and the Piggyback tax while endorsing income tax reform to create brackets.
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Maryland
House of Delegates
Maryland-Delaware District of Columbia Press Association
Frederick
Del
Benjamin Cardin
Baltimore City
General Assembly
Harry K. Hughes
Cardin
Personal profile and cultural notes from a 1950s era page
Mary Fouche interviews Mrs Trish Ashton wife of Frederick City's police chief. John Starrell analyzes American exports to hostile nations. Smithsonian writer Johnnie Douthis profiles Anna Julia Cooper a Washington educator leader. Murray Olderman answers sports queries. Dottie Lambdin uncovers what happened to members of The Weavers.
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Mary Fouche
Trish Ashton
Frederick City
John Starrell
Smithsonian
Johnnie Douthis
Anna Julia Cooper
America
Murray Olderman
Dottie Lambdin
The
Weavers
Weather Outlook Cooler Weekend Across East Coast
Cooler air moves south along the East Coast bringing lower Inver temperatures for the weekend with a chance of showers by Sunday. In Western Maryland partly cloudy and not so warm today with highs near 60 and 40s tonight, showers possible Sunday. Maryland mountains expect increasing clouds then showers Sunday with highs near 50 both days. Yesterday’s readings: Frederick 72, Hagerstown 73, Westminster 70, Gaithersburg 74, Leesburg 75.
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Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
David Lesher
Weather Map Notes From D-6-7 And Wise Words
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a weather map on pages D-6 and D-7 with phrases about wisdom and a nod to English statesman Benjam in Tisraeli, suggesting a historical column snippet without clear dates or full context. The text mentions ideas on taking steps and intelligence in public discourse.
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